Markets and finance live stock receipts Monday
Receipts totaled 2300 hogs 650 cattle and 700 sheep with hog and sheep gains and cattle losses from a week ago and the prior year. Hogs sold mostly 8.00 to 9.10 with light hogs 5 to 10 cents lower while most cattle and calves around 10 cents lower. cows about 25 cents down. Sheep and lambs held steady as demand remained fair. lambs 4.50 to 6.25, yearlings 4 to 5, sheep 1.00 to 4.00.
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Zis
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
SN. Y
Cincinnati
Walless
Job Tbs
Etn Olsen Saate
Jeute
Live stock markets and grain reports across multiple cities
Cattle and sheep markets mixed with declines in Pittsburg and East Buffalo and steady to higher hogs. Grain, wheat and corn trends show mixed futures and on track quotes in Indianapolis with detailed receipts and inspections across several regions.
Markets News From Indianapolis And New York
Market listings show produce and dairy prices in Indianapolis and New York. Butter and cheese quotes appear with varied grades, while eggs, poultry, and meats move between local and midwest markets. several foreign imports and domestic items are listed with price points and packaging details.
Wheat and feed prices mixed in Toledo market notes
Market notice from Toledo shows Wheat with cash at 1.03 and 1.07 for different futures, September and December contracts. Corn prices listed around 871g cash and various futures, oats near 37% and 37%e, rye at 2.6910. Coverseed and timothy prices given for October through March, plus August prime rates.
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Toledo
Timothy
Grain Prices From Buffalo Market Report
Buffalo price sheet lists spring wheat No 1 northern 81.22 per bushel No 2 red 1.04 No 2 white 1.08 Corn No 2 yellow 0.72 No 4 yellow 0.50 Wheat and rye prices appear with various grades and fractions indicating market quotes for grain commodities in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Ryre
Grain Gossip and Wheat Market Notes
Grain gossip reports fair cash demand for new spring wheat at 1 to 2 cents over September with winter wheat dull. Nebraska and Iowa show promising corn prospects despite dry conditions and heavy rainfall. roads are impassable in places. Canadian wheat supplies are down while U S wheat and oats stocks vary year over year.
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Liverpool
Ted
la Plata
Minneapolis
LeCount
Finley Bastell
York
Nebraska
Whanenas
Wheat price quotations across markets on Aug 15
Prices show September wheat around 1.09 to 1.18 and December near 1.12 to 1.18 across Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg Alor St Louis Kansas City New York Toledo markets with bids and cash values cited. Volatility appears limited to fractions of a dollar and minor regional variations persist.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ALOR
ST. Louis
Kansas City
ASA. Gry
Deccaien
New York
Toledo
Local incorporations list shows new Indiana firms
A Coburn Manley company of Lafayette with 3000 dollars capital stock is formed by Thomas F Manley Houston B Coburn and Fred Carroll. Largo Andrews telephone company serving Huntington and Wabash counties registers 316000 common and 16000 preferred stock with William C Taylor and Daniel A Taylor among its directors. Buning Larger company of Indianapolis organizes with 15000 dollars stock in merchandise brokerage led by John Buning James E Larger P A Buning and B Eagle. Steel City Building and Loan Association of Gary lists 250000 capital stock with directors Forest J Bartholomew Franklin Crandal Arthur C Kumert Julius Bobn Otto C Bormann Forrest P Rundell and J McNaughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn-Manley Company
Lafayette
Capital
Thomas F. Manley
Houston B. Coburn
Fred Carroll
Largo-Andrews_ telephone company
Huntington
Wabash
William C. Taylor
Daniel A. Taylor
Andrews
Ind
Buning
Larger Company
Indianapolis
John : Buning
James.e. Larger
P. A. Buning
B. Eagle
Steel City Building and Loan Association of
Gary
Forest J. Bartholomew
Franklin Crandal
Arthur C. Kumert
Julius Bobn
Otto C. Bormann
Forrest P. Rundell
J. McNaughton
Astor Arrested for Overspeeding in Fall River
Vincent Astor son of John Jacob Astor was arrested on Broadway in Fall River Massachusetts while traveling with a party of two men and two women on an automobile trip from Newport for overspeeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Vincent Astor
John Jacob’ Astor
Newport
Broadway
Opening stock market: irregular trading and declines
Opening trans actions on the New York stock exchange showed irregular activity with fractional declines after Saturday's finals. Union Pacific, Reading, and Republic Steel led losses while others remained inactive but stable as the London market mirrored weakness and speculative mood waned.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
London
Republic Steel
New York Bonds and Market Rates Report
New York bond listings show At. T. Conv. 0 Ne. Pav. ists and various issues including Atch. and D. R. ty. 4s. Market notes list Post rates with sterling exchange around 481.14 to 406.35 and bank bill figures. Commercial bar silver and Mexican dollars quoted with slight activity as of Aug 15.
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NEW York Bonds
AT. T
N. Y
Tigiso, Ify
Tex. Pac
U. Po
Tran Mt. As
W. Shore
L.an
Wiha M. KK. T
Westh
Shy M.K
S.S
New York
Sterling Exchange
Financial notes on steel, rail, and leather prices
The article notes a first bearing in higher rate schedules today and US Steel may earn no more than 39 million in Q3 due to blast furnace output around 70 percent. Great Northern earnings reach about 10 dollars a share for the year. Brooklyn Rapid Transit likely maintains a 5 percent dividend. Raw leather goods prices fall, with U.S. railroad economies and production adjusted to demand cited as improving prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices Across Indiana
Indianapolis wholesale fruit and vegetable prices list numerous items with California and Indiana origins. Apples, apricots, cantaloupes, grapes, lemons, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, tomatoes, and more show varied per crate or per basket rates, with notes on scarce stock and regional yields.
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Indianapolia
California
Posey County
Seymour
Messina
Etbertas
Indiana
Tennessee
Socialist leader predicts world peace via international strike
Victor Berger of Milwaukee told a Manhattan Hotel audience the socialist party could end wars by workers in allied trades striking during hostilities. He sails to Copenhagen for the International Socialist Congress, asserting the party numbers 2,500,000 members including soldiers and railroad workers. He cites past peace in the Morocco dispute as proof of their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkr
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Manhattan
Socialist Party
Berger
Lincoln
Copenhagen
International Socialist Congress
Germany
France
Atberty
Lipton Takes Prince Maurice into Service
London August 15 Sir Thomas Lipton hires Prince Maurice Battenberg, brother-in-law to King Alfonso of Spain, after previously employing George Keppel in his tea business. The move is linked to claims Lipton sought promising business capacity via the Spanish monarch’s influence.
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Lipton
Prince
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
George Keppel
Prince Maurice of Battenberg
Alfonso
Spain
Battenberg
Ysarhting
Wine crop destroyed in northern France by rains
Reports to the ministry of agriculture indicate heavy damage to the wine crop in northern France from prolonged rains. In many parts the vineyards will yield little or nothing, threatening production in key wine regions.
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Paris
Ministry of Agriculture
France
Frohman Denies Report of Wedding Ties to Chicago Actress
A circulating item claimed Traniel Frohman, formerly married to Margaret Diington and now married to RE Bowes of Seattle, would wed Josephine Brown of Chicago. Frohman denied the rumor emphatically when asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Traniel Frohman
Margaret Diington
RE. J. Bowes
Seattle
Josephine Brown
Chicago
Frohman
Ade Presents New Comedy for William H Crane
George Ade has prepared a comedy scenario titled U. S. Minister Jackson for William H. Crane The scenes are set at Cairibbria a port and capital city of a small Soviet American republic Crane will portray the minister and stars in the piece
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Ade
New York
George Ade
William H. Crane
U. 8
Jackson
Cairibbria
Sowiet American Republica
Crane
Speeches as Campaign Bullets in Washington
The piece portrays Congressmen printing and mailing campaign speeches to supporters, depicting a vast government printing effort in Washington. It notes titles ranging from political quips to solemn theses, the creation of a campaign text book, and the push to flood the nation with printed materials ahead of elections.
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Agricultural Department
Patent Office
Washington
Congress
Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Uncle Sam
House
Congressional Record
Democrate Committee
City Births Reported Across Numerous Families
The city records births listing numerous families with newborns including Jacob and Etre Updegraf on Division street boy and William and Auhabelle Alfring on North Alabama street boy among many others. The report also notes several medical cases and hospital admissions such as liver thrombi Irene Lewis and premature birth Franklin Wallace at 923 East Twenty fourth Street.
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Jacob and
Etre Updegraf
Divisionw
Willam and
Auhabelle Alfring
North
Alabama Street
William and
Gretter Davis
Alvord Street
Nitup
Ethel Bush
Thirtyfirst
Frederitus
Nora Luts
Twenty-eighth Street
Bey
Victor
Edith Wright
Twenteth
Harry
sMarty Barker
Graceland Avenue
Piri
Jubiu
Nina Sweet
Twenty- Seventh Street
Vey
Alabamah
Willian
Rachel Griffey
Shetima Avenue
Homer
Eva Suarp
Georgia Street
Ott
Currie Hubn
Chadwick Street
James
Lydia Boreham
Arbor Avenue
John and
Jennie Griffit
Buckle Street
Frank and
Edith Fowler
New Jersey Street
Mary Fiyon
Union Street
Sinnett
Edna Coghill
Jones Street
Harry and
Bessie Cohen
Washington Street
Robert and
Florence Bronouer
St. Vincent’s Hhospital
Carl and
Wilkie Jackson
New York Street
Ralston
William Hill
East Seventeenth Street
Sarah Holder
Irene Lewis
Prospect Street
Thomas Darbro
Edna Jones
Ludlow Avenue
Clara Allee Myers
Villa Avenue
Charles S. Garnett
Lewis Street
Lucretia Popp
Fairview Mission
Charles R. Slattery
South Pine Street
Franklin Wallace
E. Twenty-fourth Street
John F. Flinn
Local Pairings Listed in Contemporary Social Notes
The notice names pairs Charles Weaden with Laura De Bowers, Louis Arbuckle with Bessie Whyte, Gus M. Sherlock with Minnie Styder, Joseph Jackson with Joe Loris Scott, Lawrence Crump with Carrie Goss, and T. E. Jones with Sadie Parone as part of the society listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weaden
Laura de Bowers
Louis Arbuckle
Bessie Whyte
Gus M. Sherlock
Minnie M. Styder
Joseph Jackson
Joe Loris Scott
Lawrence Crump
Carrie Goss
T. E. Jones
Sadie Parone
Property Improvements and Dwellings Listed for Sale
A list of properties and improvements including dwellings and additions in multiple locations. Notable entries mention addresses such as 21 Yor bett and 1404 Broadway, along with amounts like $550 and $2,600. Names include H and N Shubah, Jacob Genrich, J Huber, Wm Jenkins, Ed Schild, Henry Winter, Noelle Richards Iron Works, F P Stander, and Jos Rosner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Shubah
Yorbett
Jacob Genrich
St.*Paul
Nebraska
Buithman
T. A. Jones
Lowell
Wm. Kubo
Broadway
von J. Huber
Deloss
Wm. Jenkins
Chicago
Barnes
Ed Schild
East Raymond
Henry Winter
Yandes
Noelle Richards Iron Works
Madison
Falmer
F. P. Stander
Dearborn
Jos. Rosner
King
Real estate transfers list includes many properties across Indianapolis area
Multiple deeds recorded with buyers and sellers such as Laura Lytle to Gertrude Cox and Emily R. Hoffman to Otto Christensen. Transactions cover lots, blocks, and additions in Crown Hill, Fletcher's South Brookside, Lincoln Park, State Square, and more with prices from $10,000 down to $250 and parcels ranging from vacant lots to improved properties.
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Laura Lytle
Gertrude Cox
Wiley's
California Street
St. Clair Street
Mary E. Asher Et al
Harry 91
Brossart
Bloetk
Fletcher
Hoffman
East Michigan Street
North Street
Arthur V. Brown
Mary M. Goode
Lst
East
Meridian Heights
Forty-seventh Street
Washington Boulevard
Kate Kelly
Brent Burge
Kingan & Co
Ohio Street
Harding Street
Ezra Hamilton
Sheriff
Acey Hamilton
Lawrence
Crown Hill
Edith Wich Kineald
Crown
John Sohn
George Sohn
Yeiser, Guardian
Sanders Street
New Jersey Street
Matilda Sehmid
W. H. Seibert
Center Township
St. Crown Hill
William H. Hinckley
Emimna H. French
Addie
Isardner
Lincoln Park
Alabama Street
Twenty-ifth Street
Edward ¥. Ransford
D. M. Carson
Hanways
Herge
Twenty-fifth Street
Keystone Avenue
Leon T. Davidson
Philip Tarech
Orin D. Walker
Bankers’ Surety Company
State Square
State Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
Boulevard Park
Twenty-ninth Street
Ben F. Dye Et al
Thomas V. Beard
Wayne Township
North Side Land Company
Callore Park Land Company
Daniel J. McAllister
Marme A. McAllister
Ardmore
Park Avenue
Foreath Street
Roy F. Bush
Sareh BE. Metleave
Oxford Place
Oxford Street
Washington Street
Rose Anderson
Ralph TL. Anderson
Indianapolis
Canan
Arsenal Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Trion Trust Company
Auguste D. Hoeh
Woodcroft
College Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
William &, Michk
Ogear L. Welch
Wilmington Park
S.A
Benjamin T. McCoallum
Francis M. Gordon
Kennedy
Acton
William, Denny
Coleniu
Kelly Et Ax
Minogua Avenue
Cottage Avenue
Ambrose F. Schuber
Rosso E. Hardin
Jets ST
Harris
Hanvark Avenue
Bertha Street
John Haase
Josephine Benzel
Lenox Place
Adants
Carl H. Gilmore
Aliude Winnings
Herman FE. Martens
Isaac H. Brewer
Meadland
Marion and
Oliver Avenues
Sone Bayan Ilds
Parry Township
Wes
Ernisfers
Unidentified man found dead in local clothing store basement
Frank, the only identified name, enters 437 East Washington street store run by Joseph Ofshewiltz and is found dead in the basement after noon on Monday. Patrolman James Meford responds after calls to King go unanswered. Police at Salvation Army headquarters list winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Joseph Ofshewiltz
East Washington Street
King
James Mefford
Frank Stopper
Salvation Army
Terre Beaute Indiana and Eastern Trains Schedule
Local trains depart Indianapolis hourly for Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette and other towns with through services to Green Castle Brazil Te Ha bout. Last car 11 30 P M Limited trains listed for Newark 16 45 A M and 4 43 P M Delaware connections at Richmond for Dayton Columbus and Zanesville.
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Terre Beaute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Lndianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Craytoraprille
Teenfeld
Bigtown
Cambridge Richmon Ene Eantie
Danv
Greentastille
J Terre Hanvie
Mooresq Tinsville
Spinutes
Newccastre
Piel Greencastle
Brazil
Te Haute
Piere Greenfield
Cambride City
Richmond
Marion County to Accept Bids for County Gravel Road Culverts
Marion county Indiana commissioners announce sealed bids due by 10 o clock am on August 25 1910 for culvert work on Fall and Mud creeks Kal Stud creeks and a Madison free gravel road in Lawrence Pike and Center townships all bids require bonds and plans on file with the auditor the board may reject any or all bids and signs by commissioners Carl Van Hake William H Roberts James Kervan with auditor Albert Sahm acting as witness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Marion County
Ped
Rock A. Om
Fall Creek
Mud Creek
Lawrence Township
Kal Creek
Stud Creek
Mad Creek
Pike Township
Center Township
Decatur Township
Indiana
Auditor of
Marion Vomanty
Licenses Sought to Sell Intoxicants in Indianapolis District
Notices filed by GEORGE SURRELS and JAMES READLUEE announcing applications to Marion county commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. Surrels locates at 1314 Maryland street in Ward 12 Center Township and Readluee at 306 South Addison street Ward 1 West. Both specify building details and street addresses in Indianapolis.
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Nomplee
Marion County
Indiana
Price
Maryland Street
Indianapoli
Center Township
Keona
George Surrels
Warne Township
Board of Commissioners
Addison Street
Rmont
Indianapolis
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